June 2009 Desktops

By Barney T.
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Septimus

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@ everyone -> it's been requested a million times, please stop quoting the desktop images when asking for details. Simply direct it at the User and fire away, bandwidth is being wasted :pinch:

Well to be fair, that will only happen if you have disabled caching in your browser. Which would be daft :)

But I agree it gets annoying to see the same desktop constantly when a wall is popular.

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Well to be fair, that will only happen if you have disabled caching in your browser. Which would be daft :)

But I agree it gets annoying to see the same desktop constantly when a wall is popular.

not the case, just for the sake of a million desktop image quotes coming up, wasting bandwidth when a simple ' @ user' request can be made by anyone (Y)

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I would also like to know.

Centering the icons in Windows 7 Taskbar:

You can create an empty toolbar, hide the title and the text by rightclicking, then drag it over to the lefthand side next to the start button. Then you can drag the seperator out to the middle somewhere and it will push the taskbar icons out with it to where you want them. Afterwards, lock the taskbar.

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